Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-14
LOCAL AND orHEw sors.
scraps from sue Notebook Of she
S~eusfnei's Reporter.

SSusAhch1 RoDOftok.
Yesterdays quotation of silver so 95h.
An opera house is to be built at Salt
Lake City.
The price of silver is gradually crawl
ing up again.
Sierra Nevada was yesterday assessed
rs cents per share.
Luke Thompson left yesterday for the
Csur d'Alene country.
Provo, Utah, has some fifty or sixty
flowing artesian wells.
There are S31 teachers now employed
10 Washington Territory.
A huge whale went ashore off Coronado
beach, CAL, a day or two ago,
There are said to be over 600, 600 opium
consumers in the United States.
1t Is claimed that the Democrats Of the
| South are solid for Cleveland.
Down In Texas a tug at a boarding
house steak is called a "bull fight"
Don McNicol returned yesterday morn.
ing from Taylor, White Pine comfy.
Boss Buckley is going to Paris to con-
suit an occulist. He hopes to regain his
sight.
Los Angeles saloon-keepers will soon
raise the price Of Eastern beer to 10 cents
a glass.
w. j. Stevens returned yesterday from
a visit to the mines at Taylor, White
Pine county.
II has been found that ex-Deputy
Sheriff ALDER Aubin of New Mexico has
embezzled $50, 900.
In his Jubilee Ode Tennyson saws that
fifty years have passed since Queen Vic
toria assumed the globe"
L. o. Benedict. for embezzlement, and
sentenced to two years, started yesterday
for the State Prison in charge Of Sheriff
Sweeney.
5. Il. Alta: II ia said that Mr.. Blaine
will not turn his hand over for q renom-
ination. OF course not. He is too
shrewed a player to let folks see what he
holds.
At Portland, Or. April 7, William P.
Davis and ]. M, Otey were indicted for hav-
ing counterfeit dollars and dies in their
possession.
A. E. Cheney, Esq, left yesterday for
Carson on professional business. He will
probably visit San Francisco before re-
turning home.
Quite a number OF our citizens and
children yesterday observed Arbor Day
by planting trees, but not to the extent Of
more favored localities.
Wells, Fargo q Co. yesterday shipped
five bars OF Eureka Consolidated bullion
valued at So, 99i 90. Also two bars of
passing bullion, valued at So. 500.
The railroad from Reno to Mohawk
Valley, in Plumas county, will develop a
grand section of country; one that is rich
in timber. potter's clay, iron and gold.
Jesse Carr, says an old politicians
trail is blazed with surprises and disap-
pointments, and the man who cannot take
both easily has no business in politics.
The childish curiosity Of a little boy at
Alvarado prompted him to pry open a
stray gun cartridge with q rock. The gun
cartridge retaliated and pried open the
little boy.
The Silver State says the noble red
men Of Humboldt say carson men heap
good; make EN- good law; give Piute
man money for labbi. ears, and he heap
eat labbit."
In ancient times kissing q pretty girl
was a cure for the ~toothache. We always
VIZ INT iuo olu IeClpes mucu Dettet buau
the new tangled once. It makes u
tooth ache to think about it.
Willie We.hered who was injured by be-
ing thrown from a wagon on Tuesday
last. was reported yesterday % getting
along as well as the circumstance Of the
case would permit.
Remember that the childrsn's bon bon
party takes place tomorrow evening. Its
better than a circus to witness the per-
Torrance Of the youngsters at these par
ties. Tho attendance will be large.
Some young ladies OF Newark, N. j.,
have rebelled because not allowed to wear
short dresses in a church concert. One Of
them argued thusly: "If we can't wear
short dresses there won't be any audi
ence."
Hi Cole and family left yesterday morn
ing for Elko. On arriving there Mrs.
Cole and the children will go to Tuscarora.
and hi will go 20 Ceur d'Alene. Their
many friends here wish them success
wherever they may go.
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